Mark G Adams

So… It’s all change! Goodbye current cameras hello…

I’ve been having a lot of thoughts about cameras lately. I have been rethinking my camera setup, my lens setup and my general photography. The first casualty of my shakeup was my Olympus gear. Find out more as I share my thoughts. My initial thoughts lately have been that I should sell all my gearContinue reading “So… It’s all change! Goodbye current cameras hello…”

The Beach And BP With The Fujifilm Evo And Pentax H90 CCD Cameras

I really wanted to get out and try the Pentax H90 camera in nice weather, and today was the day! While I was at it, I thought I really needed to get the Fujifilm Instax Evo out for a run as well, so enjoy these images from today! All images were straight from camera jpegs,Continue reading “The Beach And BP With The Fujifilm Evo And Pentax H90 CCD Cameras”

Castell Coch Forest With CCD Cameras!

For the first time in many years, I took the group out, but I did not take my Fujifilm X-T3 or my OIympus E-PL8. No, I decided two of my latest CCD cameras, the point and shoot Fujfilm J150W and the compact Canon G11. The price difference between these two on release was huge, withContinue reading “Castell Coch Forest With CCD Cameras!”

Darktable Simplified – The Portra Look Made Easy

I have been publishing images in a style and technique that I have been working on over the months. The idea is to make them look a little like “Portra” film, well, the skies anyway! After many people asking me about this, I decided to make a short video, along with this guide. As alwaysContinue reading “Darktable Simplified – The Portra Look Made Easy”

The benefits of old point and shoot cameras that we forget!

As you probably know by now, recently I’ve been repurposing old digital cameras from the 2000 era and putting them to everyday use. What started off as an experiment to find great looking, film like images from their CCD sensors, turned into something very different. There is no denying that camera technology has moved on,Continue reading “The benefits of old point and shoot cameras that we forget!”